On this Christmas Day, if we were to reflect on the last few years, we would recall the unending attacks on our character and motivations by the political and media establishments. During this time of gratitude and reflection, I'm sure that we agree to once and for all reject the evil cartoonish versions of ourselves perpetuated by a jealous and panicked establishment and instead focus on who we really are.
Every year, in the week between Christmas and New Year's Day, I think about George W. Bush. It was in that week each year for the eight years I covered him as a reporter that he gave me a spectacular gift -- and he knew it.
Some of the greatest policy accomplishments of the Trump administration thus far have come in the regulatory sphere.
At the referee's whistle, the teams thought the match was over, as celebratory firecrackers popped, but in seconds they realized something was horribly wrong.
What do you make of it? Merry Christmas greetings have been assaulting me from every corner.
There must be something in the water at New York city hall.
Grinch that I am, in the days leading up to Christmas I immersed myself in "The Thirty-Year Genocide: Turkey's Destruction of its Christian Minorities, 1894-1924."
The carol that we now know as "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day" was originally a poem called "Christmas Bells" written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow during the Civil War. It is a song of hope that was born of despair.
Christianity Today, in an editorial calling for the ouster of President Donald Trump, sure has unleashed a firestorm. Good. It's good to see Christians getting in the political game. And so passionately so. A great awakening of America dawns.
So, on Christmas Eve 1854, she again trekked from Philadelphia, where she was safe -- relatively speaking, of course -- to Maryland, where her parents and three brothers were enslaved. Her brothers knew she was on her way, because she had sent word via the agents and conductors of the Underground Railroad.
It's official. Black Lives really don't Matter. At least not inside the Democratic Party.
The Air Force can bring firepower to bear much faster than its sister services and can take out targets in the air, on land and at sea. But just how much air power does the nation need?
The House just passed a massive amnesty bill that would give millions of illegal agricultural workers and their spouses and children a pathway to citizenship.
By voting last week to impeach President Donald Trump, House Democrats led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi abandoned the U.S. Constitution, thumbed their noses at due process and attempted to cancel the votes of the 63 million Americans who elected him president.
Older generations often question the musical styles and tastes of the younger generations.
How long should House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hold onto the articles of impleachment before sending them to the Senate?
As the baseless impeachment proceedings grind on, the president is demonstrating his leadership and negotiating skills with the first steps of a trade deal with China. That has forced House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to — finally — agree to approve the Canada-Mexico-U.S. trade agreement (USMCA) she has sat on for a year to America's detriment.
The Mueller report revealed that the one true Putin intimate, testifying under oath before the FBI, cast serious doubt on Vladimir Putin's preference for Donald Trump. Was this crucial fact ignored because it rejects the "Putin prefers Trump" narrative at the core of the anti-Trump movement?
Mercifully, the country seems less paralyzed than formerly by the cancer of political correctness, so I'll unapologetically wish anyone reading, a Merry Christmas.
"It's the most wonderful time of the year," Andy Williams reminds us over tinny speakers in crowded shopping malls.
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